The Impact Of Net Investments By Fiis And Return On Bse Index

Financial stocks are the shares issued by financial industries. With the development of global economics, the volatility of global stocks market reflects the economic situation across a number of countries. As a result, each nation’s fluctuation of stocks plays a significant role in its own economy. Furthermore, the financial stocks that act as an important sector of the whole stock market are caused fluctuating by a large number of factors. Without exception, there is a great number of reasons for the volatility of Australian financial stocks, which cause the whole financial share market fluctuating unsteadily in Australia as well. The purpose of this report is to discover the most influential cause of financial stocks volatility in Australia. Moreover, This report will analyse three main factors: a combination of three financial instruments, legal framework and inancial industry fundamentals, which influence the volatility of Australian financial stocks.

Some studies do examine the portfolio management along with the market volatility, impact however; the scope is often limited to a Bangalore. This study takes a look at the awareness of Mutual fund industries its growth in India. If one considers the transactions by domestic mutual funds (MFs) in the equity market an indicator of domestic investor participation in the stock market, domestic investors have been active participants in recent times. But the common perception that domestic investors lack market-moving influence is not entirely based on fact.

This is the first factor that affects share prices. When you get to see that more people are buying stocks, then there is an increase in the price of that particular stock. On the other hand price of stock falls when more people are selling their stocks. So it is very difficult to predict the Indian stock market. This is the main reason why you need to get in touch with a good stock market consultant. There is consultancy for you which can help you a lot on choosing the right stocks for you.

In India, people tend to invest their money to secure their future or earn some extra income. Some invest their money in gold or diamonds, while some prefer the options like mutual funds. At present, the share market is a great option to invest your money in. If you have enough patience and capability of taking the right decision without getting influence or panic, this is the perfect way for you to earn more.

There is a long list of developed countries just as developing countries, but we will focus on England, Pakistan and their respective Stock Exchanges. The sole purpose of the report is to compare and contrast the stock

The growth of India countries has attracted various investment communities which include mutual funds, individual investor and finical institution. But Indian stock market does not received academic attention. Therefore this study investigates the impact of introduction of future trading on stock markets of Indian country. To study the impact of future trading on weak from efficiency of the stock market. To investigate the impact of future trading on stock

F&F (1992) has investigated the association between CS stock returns and the five common suggested factors (the beta, the size of the firm, the BTMR, the EPR, and the DER) on the U.S. Stock Market. According to F&F, the impacts of the DER and the EPR can be absorbed by the BTMR and the size of firm factors. In preparation for examining the strength of the size of the firm and the BTMR impacts, they separated the examination period into three sub-periods. The authors discovered that the market beta was affirmative only during a single period. However, it could not be statistically substantial. The impact of the firm's size was insignificant, from 1977 to 1990, but it was substantially associated to stock returns.

A STUDY ON THE ANALYSIS OF STOCK PRICE MOVEMENT OF AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN INDIA WITH REFERENCE TO BSE

Initial public offering refers to the sell of new shares in the primary market for the first time to the general public. This research paper tries to explain the IPO, IPO methods and IPO pricing phenomena. This study has collected all those IPOs which are listed at National Stock Exchange during the study period January 2014 to November 2015. This study focuses on the IPOs price performance whether it is overpriced or underpriced. The IPOs price performance has been calculated by the IPOs post listing data. This study evaluates the IPOs risk and return performance by using three different measures as Sharpe’s, Treynor’s and Jensen’s Alpha measure. And also try to keep an eye on market index performance during the study period. In this study, the IPOs return has concluded that the IPOs are underpriced and three models have also showed the superior return performance of IPOs than the market index performance. The investors are earned profits from their rational IPO investing decision. Due to the overperformance of IPOs and risk return analysis, it is concluded that the IPOs investment is less risky than the benchmark performance in the study period.

Let us begin by analysing the recent trends in the Indian stock market. The market has rallied and touched an all-time high of 28,000 for the first time in the history. The market has gained over 7.5% or nearly 200 points in mere 12 trading sessions to reach at its all-time high. The trend is likely to continue as per the various analysts of the market and the various reasons for bullish expectations are:

Global investors are regularly investing in Indian equity markets because of the business friendly approach of our Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi. Also global news like the policy changes, release of the various data in U.S. economy affects the Indian markets. To have a clearer idea, let us trace the some of the biggest rise and fall in Indian markets. In July 1990, Sensex touched the magical no. of 1000 for the first time in the wake of good monsoon and extraordinary industry performance. Few years later in June 2005 it ended up at 7000 points, after the news of settlement between Ambani brothers which boosted the sentiments of investors and then the huge crash of markets happened in 2008 when it reached to the level of 8500 points from 21000 points. The point here is that instead of investing in the books of the company we invest on the basis of speculation. Not only our retail investors but also the big institutional investors are afraid of booking losses, they want to earn as much as they can and as early as possible- this is where the root cause of the problem lies. If an informed investor would have looked at the books of Kingfisher in 2005, he could have easily figured out that the company will not sustain for long – the huge debt burden and the inappropriate business model will definitely drown the company sooner or later.

By using monthly time series data, we found that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is positively affecting the economic growth direct contribution, while Foreign Institutional Investment (FII) is negatively affecting the growth alb its, in a small way and make a preliminary attempt to test whether the international capital flows has positive impact on financial markets and economic growth. The empirical analysis using the time series data between April 1995 to December 2004 shows that FDI plays unambiguous role in contributing to economic growth.

Stock market is a trading platform which provides an opportunity to buyers and sellers of securities to do transactions. As of now there are 23 recognised stock exchanges in India and 24th is likely to get functional soon. However the majority of transactions in securities happen only on the National Stock Exchange. The Bombay stock Exchange is the second largest contributor in the overall pie of total transactions. However it 's contribution is

Established in 1875, BSE (formerly known as Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.), is Asia's first & the Fastest Stock Exchange in world with the speed of 6 micro seconds and one of India's leading exchange groups. Over the past 141 years, BSE has facilitated the growth of the Indian corporate sector by providing it an efficient capital-raising platform. Popularly known as BSE, the bourse was established as "The Native Share & Stock Brokers' Association" in 1875. Today BSE provides an efficient and transparent market for trading in equity, currencies, debt instruments, derivatives, mutual funds. It also has a platform for trading in

ROLE OF QIB (QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONAL BUYER) IN THE INDIAN CAPITAL MARKET FOR THE LAST 6 YEARS